And when they put them on the lie detector, the lie detector cannot detect the lie. Why?
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That cooperation included taking an independent lie detector test and offering to take a police lie detector exam, Winuk said.
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"Lie detector tests aren't even accurate," said Mellencamp Arroyave, 37.
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He took four lie detector tests that were deemed inconclusive.
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How serious are they about the lie detector, you ask?
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Pence would likely pass the lie detector test that Sen.
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She took a lie detector test and corroboration was there.
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In spite of the sultry lie detector scenes in the film, the lie detector Marston created never worked, and certainly wasn't instrumental in getting William, Elizabeth, and Olive to declare their feelings for each other.
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What do I have to do, take a lie detector test?
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Volume is often used as a lie detector for reading charts.
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It claims to be, in short, a next-generation lie detector.
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It is not, however, a lie detector or a truth detector.
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OK, take a lie detector test because I believe you do.
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The officer asked if he cared to take a lie-detector test.
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Baldwin gave an emphatically positive answer, but the lie detector wasn't convinced.
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And of course the lie detector picks up the lie right away.
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A lie detector test could be a very successful pay per view.
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To verify Pace's story, Loggans asked Pace take the aforementioned lie detector test.
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"I want to know where she found the lie detector," says Denise Richards.
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Dr. Ford passed a lie detector test and asked for an FBI investigation.
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Hawk is subjected to a humiliating interrogation, but passes a lie-detector test.
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"We'll bring a lie detector along," Sanders said, prompting laughs from the audience.
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" She adds, "That lie detector test was supposed to clarify things for them.
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Rand Paul suggested using a lie detector test to determine the author's identity.
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Watch the video below (the lie detector test is shown at 17:10).
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You're leaving on lie detector test day because you know you wouldn't f—— pass.
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I have taken multiple lie detector tests that affirm I never sexually assaulted anyone.
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Before receiving the money, Mugdan will need to submit to a lie-detector test.
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Lie-detector tests have been proposed in White House investigations before, the Times noted.
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Irene is the "human lie detector," Frankie practices telekinesis, Buddy can predict the future.
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Likewise Dr. Blasey, who has already passed a lie-detector test with flying colors.
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To get a letter of exculpation, O'Brien agrees to take a lie-detector test.
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"Jordyn did take a lie detector test … it was Jordyn's request," Pinkett Smith said.
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"Jordyn did take a lie detector test … it was Jordyn's request," Pinkett Smith reveals.
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A sex-offender on parole says his officer failed him over a lie-detector test.
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Converus claims that EyeDetect is "the most accurate lie detector available," boasting 250 percent accuracy.
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"We use the lie-detector test routinely for CIA agents and FBI agents," he argued.
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Daniels passed a lie detector test when asked if she had unprotected sex with Trump.
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Do you think the president's going to take Pence up on that lie detector offer?
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United States, he found new spins for the lie detector in almost every new business venture.
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The answer is that he was never given a lie detector until after he was arrested.
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I'll pay you to take a lie detector test about every claim I made on #QueenRadio.
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Minaj responded by offering to take a lie detector test to back all of her claims.
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" Even though the lie detector begged to differ, Baldwin insisted, laughing, "I promise you he does.
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Detectives allegedly interrogated him for some 18 hours, drawing blood and administering a lie-detector test.
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Rand Paul of Kentucky who proposed administering lie detector tests to staffers with national security clearances.
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"I say pathological because I think if you hooked him up a lie detector test, he could say one thing in the morning, one thing at noon and one thing in the evening, all contradictory, and he'd pass the lie detector test each time," Cruz said.
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The magazine said it corroborated her account with friends and that she passed a lie detector test.
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He also said that he'd be willing to take a lie detector test if ordered by Trump.
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McKinnon's Sessions and Bennett's Pence then led Stiller to another room where a lie detector was waiting.
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He invented the lie detector, but kept a mistress whom he falsely claimed was a blood relative.
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To prove his innocence, Lugovoi took a lie detector test for a Russian TV documentary in 2012.
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" NBC News reported, without skepticism, that the "Lie Detector Test Shows Stormy Daniels Truthful About Trump Affair.
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She also said that she had passed a lie detector test administered by a former FBI agent.
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FBI agents had claimed he failed when he actually passed the lie detector test with flying colors.
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" "It would be nice to see the judge, that is Judge Kavanaugh, take a lie detector test.
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TMZ broke the story ... Russell's lawyers say the music mogul took a lie detector test and passed.
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Avenatti said Swetnick would take a lie detector test, if Kavanaugh also agrees to take the test.
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Fairfax denied those reports -- and his camp says he has taken (and passed) two lie detector tests.
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Lie detector tests have been proposed before in White House leak investigations but sometimes with combustible results.
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"He said, 'You know, they tried to get me to take a lie detector test,&apos" recounts Shipp.
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She eventually admits that she is in love with him, and the lie detector confirms she's being truthful.
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The beverage company plans to give her a lie detector test in February 2020, when the challenge ends.
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Chief Judge Frederick Lauten told Loyd he should speak to his lawyers about taking a lie-detector test.
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"It's more useful as a truth facilitator than as a lie detector," says Daniel Wilcox, a forensic psychologist.
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With tensions increasing between the two sides, Ashley even demanded that Debenhams board members take lie detector tests.
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But, the lack of empathy, your tone and the lie detector test really threw me for a loop.
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Kimmel told The Daily Beast that the lie detector test was meant for his uncle, not Manigault Newman.
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I would support the idea of Pence taking a lie detector test, which would include one extra question.
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GSR readings provide insight into humans' inner emotional states and are the basis of simple lie detector circuits.
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I'm late to it, but Vanity Fair gave Wiz Khalifa a lie detector test and it's pretty funny.
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Kimmel also asked her to take a lie detector test and gave his picks for the show's final three.
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Lie detector results are generally not admissible in court in California, but police often use them while conducting investigations.
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Every few days, the government forced Shuman to take lie detector tests to make sure he was programming honestly.
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Customs and Border Protection admitted to wasting more than $5 million on lie-detector tests for 'unsuitable' job applicants
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His suspicions of his employees were so extreme that he once proposed that they all take lie-detector tests.
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Cunningham later recanted the wig story entirely and failed a lie-detector test about her original statement to investigators.
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His aides said in 2001 that he had passed a lie-detector test, but the results were not released.
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"We use a lie detector test routinely for CIA agents and FBI agents," the Kentucky Republican told reporters Thursday.
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If you fire off answers as though you're responding to a lie-detector test, you're doing yourself a disservice.
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Ms. Ross passed a lie-detector test denying she had paid anyone to lie, the polygraph examiner told us.
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Shipp recounts: "[Simpson] said, 'You know, they tried to get me to take a lie detector test,&apos" recounts Shipp.
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That data can include everything from lie detector results to notes about whether an applicant engages in risky sexual behavior.
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Hopefully Kris doesn't have to take a lie detector test anytime soon, otherwise that'd be some bad news for Kim.
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A week earlier a participant, Steven Dymond, had been found dead, shortly after failing a lie-detector test on camera.
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Lie detector test determines you did,' and my mom overheard and she's like, 'Oh my God, my daughter's watching Maury.
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Piven has vehemently denied the allegations and even took a lie detector test to try to prove the claims unfounded.
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"I don't want to get fired again," said Ruffalo, as Fallon attached lie detector pads to his poor sweet temples.
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This is a fancy lie detector test designed by Dr. Larry Farwell, a weary-looking Aaron Eckhardt look-a-like.
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Geer said the paper's publisher at the time, Sherman Frederick, called for the women to take a lie detector test.
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But Stubblefield is adamant the sex was consensual -- and he claims he can prove it ... with a lie detector test.
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Klayman denied any sexual contact with the children and submitted a lie detector test he said backed up his claim.
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Speaking of romantic progressions: Alice and Payton are back together, after Alice heroically outsmarts a lie detector to exonerate him.
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Ford has taken a lie detector test -- perhaps Kavanaugh and his high school classmate Mark Judge should do the same.
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Before obtaining high level clearances, prospective government employees often undergo more than a year of investigation and lie detector tests.
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Their image processing software, called Transdermal Optical Imaging, claims to decode hidden emotions, and to double as a lie detector.
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What wasn't traditional was the lie detector test Corden brought along to see just how thick these bonds of brotherhood are.
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I offered as much as I could — a lie detector test, anything, whatever makes you feel better is what I want.
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Oh yeah, he also invented the polygraph lie detector, shown here being attached to Ripley, the 'Believe it or Not' guy.
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The new US president's jagged, cramped, angular signature evokes lie detector graphs, the Black Gate of Mordor, and other ominous imagery.
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Stormy Daniels passed a lie detector test that focused on her alleged sexual encounter with President Donald Trump in July 2130.
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" Earlier on Tuesday, Avenatti shared a photo of Daniels taking the lie detector test on Twitter, writing, "Hmmmmm…….. #basta #searchforthetruth #whosenext?
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In November, three women came forward making similar claims, to which Piven responded by offering to take a lie detector test.
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Witnesses did not personally see the atrocities, he said, while a lie detector test was conducted illegally, without a defence attorney.
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The magazine says Daniels passed a lie-detector test and Trump's attorney had threatened to sue if it released the interview.
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" Pence added that whether or not to administer lie detector tests to administration officials would "be a decision for the president.
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The internet loves a lie detector test—they've been a YouTube staple for years and an American obsession since the 1920s.
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Because putting a lie detector in the White House would be like putting a smoke detector in Willie Nelson's dressing room.
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Two months later, when questioned about her murder along with the church attack of another woman, Feit failed a lie detector test.
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He asked Martinez if he would be willing to submit to a lie detector test on the question of who killed Barragan.
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While Forrester claimed to have passed a lie-detector test, she apologized to the couple for coming forward to announce the affair.
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OK, I know what would happen: the lie detector would start glitching like a Westworld robot as soon as Bettman touched it.
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The same goes for those who bow to their partners' illness, taking lie detector tests or easing their worry with rehearsed responses.
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A Senate panel approved legislation on Wednesday that would allow certain border patrol applicants to skip out on lie detector test requirements.
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It is often said that volume can be a lie detector for investors to tell if a move is real or not.
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In a final desperate attempt to get a resolution, they even agreed to take a lie-detector test — at their own expense.
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As for who would come out on top in the lie detector test -- he thinks there's plenty of guilt to go around.
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He also said he completed a lie detector test after the election that he argued proved the allegations against him were false.
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Is it better to have a dogged, media-savvy lawyer who tweets about her progress and uses the latest lie-detector technologies?
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Some of Afshar's supporters were publicizing that he had passed a pair of lie detector tests a court ruled inadmissible at trial.
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But investigators had also held enough suspicion about Norma Allbritton that they scheduled her for a lie detector test regarding the murder.
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Jerry Rittgarn, who threatened Marie with jail if she failed a lie-detector test, left Lynnwood to work as a private investigator.
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Senator Rand Paul, Republican of Kentucky, suggested that Mr. Trump could use a lie-detector test to ferret out the piece's author.
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The Employee Polygraph Protection Act For years, many employers required applicants to undergo lie detector tests to order to land a job.
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The phrase entered our collective consciousness last week when Palmer sat in the hot seat for Vanity Fair's infamous lie detector test.
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After Watermargin, according to police records, the man declined to take a lie-detector test or talk to the police without a lawyer.
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The lie detector test soon brought on memories of Meet the Parents, in which De Niro's overprotective father character administers one on Stiller.
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"Hillary Clinton got quite a scare tonight: A trick-or-treater came to the door dressed as a lie detector!" quipped Leno, 66.
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"I was going to shut it, I was going to ask you for a lie detector test at that point," she told Cohen.
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She also offered to take a lie detector test to prove her claims, and noted she has several Suffolk County cops as clients.
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In 1988, after years of intense lobbying by unions, the Employee Polygraph Protection Act prohibited most private companies from using lie detector tests.
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As we reported ... the woman who's pictured with Kevin in the video has demanded lots of cash to take a lie detector test.
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Konkol told ABC he has never been considered a suspect in the case and even voluntarily took — and passed — a lie detector test.
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We now know the woman pictured in the video hired a lawyer who contacted Kevin's people and made the lie detector money request.
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Russell Simmons hooked himself up to a lie detector, and says the results prove he did NOT sexually assault model Keri Claussen Khalighi.
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"CHAMPAGNE, if you are seeking the truth, is better than a lie detector," Graham Greene (pictured above) wrote in "Ways of Escape" (1980).
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A lie-detector test led investigators to believe Kema was telling the truth about where he hid his son's body, CBS News reports.
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Fennell, who was for a time the prime suspect, underwent several interrogations, lie-detector tests and a blood test but was never charged.
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The adult film star, the sources said, did the interview willingly and went so far as to sit for a lie detector test.
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Earlier this year, Keke Palmer went viral for not knowing who Dick Cheney was while taking a lie detector test for Vanity Fair.
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Duncan Hunter, Jr.--whose father previously held the office for many years--used this quote from General Mattis, my lie detector went off.
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To Walters, Kardashian also explained how Simpson failed every lie detector test because his heart rate sky-rocketed whenever Brown's name came up.
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In a new video from Vanity Fair, "Emilia Clarke Takes a Lie Detector Test," the actress is asked about her famous facial feature.
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In September, Vanity Fair released a video of the "Hustlers" star taking a lie detector test as part of the publication's popular segment.
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He said after the election that he completed a lie detector test, which he claimed proved the allegations of sexual misconduct were untrue.
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Fennell went on to fail two lie detector tests administered by the police, but the DNA found on Stites's body didn't match Fennell's.
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Though Woods' lie detector test didn't air on Red Table Talk in March, Pinkett Smith includes parts of it in her latest episode.
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The clergyman also gave suspicious––almost baiting––answers on a lie detector test that spanned questions about both Guerra's assault and Garza's murder.
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Officials from the party, named after the television show that made him famous, might use a lie-detector to test the candidate's honesty.
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PLUS: Maury Povich reveals which public figure he'd like to give a lie detector test to Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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When Mr. Bursen asked how Mr. Parrish knew, he said because the student had dropped out and refused to take a lie-detector test.
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In a new promo for James Corden's Carpool Karaoke series, Jenner and close friend Hailey Baldwin are forced to take a lie detector test.
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Nick and his bandmates/real-life siblings, Kevin and Joe, were hooked up to a lie detector test during an episode of Carpool Karaoke.
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His most recent comments regarding my client, who passed a lie detector test and who the American people believe, are disgusting and a disgrace.
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Rand Paul, a key ally of Trump's, called for the president to order those suspected of being the author to undergo lie-detector tests.
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Nothing quite like rollin' through town with your bestie, good tunes on the radio, reminiscing about your friendship, and — taking a lie detector test?
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A reward of $15,000 was eventually offered after all immediate family members in Georgia at the time of ShyShy's disappearance passed lie-detector tests.
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You want to tell him that saying "believe me" at the end of every sentence is the rhetorical equivalent of a lie detector alarm.
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She was not read her Miranda rights until hours later, at an F.B.I. field office, before she agreed to take a lie-detector test.
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According to the lie detector, Palmer was telling the truth when she said, with her whole chest, that she did not know Dick Cheney.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "He is said to be so paranoid about leakers in his White House, he wants everyone to submit to lie detector tests.
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Get this, Rapoport says there was also interest from other teams -- Conley even took a lie detector test to prove he's telling the truth.
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He claims to have taken "multiple lie detector tests that affirm I never sexually assaulted anyone," although it's unclear who administered those tests and why.
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Our photog asked about our story ... that Sabbag's previous lawyer told Kevin's people she would take a lie detector test if they paid her $420,000.
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The woman photographed with Kevin Hart in the extortion video is the one who agreed to sit for a lie detector test ... for a price.
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Mr. Walton denied being the source of the leak, but bristled at being asked to take a lie-detector test and refused to do so.
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However, there is an episode in which Jerry is confronted with the problem of "beating" a lie-detector test and turns to George for advice.
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She has adamantly denied that they had sex, and even took a lie detector test on Jada Pinkett Smith's Facebook Watch show Red Table Talk.
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During Vanity Fair's Take a Lie Detector Test, Davidson and Machine Gun Kelly take turns interviewing each other while hooked up to a polygraph test.
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" Holding a device called an e-meter, which functions as a kind of lie detector, the auditor interrogates the auditee, looking for areas of "spiritual distress.
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Karamo enlists the help of an actual lie detector test to force Arian into the kind of corner that would make him to tell the truth.
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The three-minute clip has Josh Homme being subjected to a lie-detector test, revealing the album's details one-by-one through a series of untruths.
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In the 1940s, reports claimed a "lie-detector" test proved 43% of a sample of shop assistants had stolen stock or helped themselves from the till.
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" The lie detector test focused on three "relevant" questions about Daniels alleged encounter, asking her "Around July 22006, did you have vaginal intercourse with Donald Trump?
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Between a lie detector test, a physical altercation and what appears to be a trip to the hospital, this season will be one for the books.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions has told associates he wants to put the entire National Security Council staff through a lie detector test to root out leakers.
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"The lie detector starts..." Lizza reports that Scaramucci broke off this thought without finishing it -- amid a broader rant about how leakers had broken the law.
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As a columnist, I would never think of writing a column proposing that the vice president of the United States should take a lie detector test.
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Mr. Trump said he was open to the idea of administering lie detector tests to members of his staff to determine the identity of the source.
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Pinkett Smith confirmed that Woods took a lie detector test during her appearance on the show earlier this year and released a clip of the moment.
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The popularity of "Love for Survival" and its most recognizable star — the lie detector — makes sense, says psychotherapist and vocal critic of the polygraph, Irina Muzychuk.
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As we first reported, the lawyer contacted Kevin's people and said his client would take a lie detector test, but only if she was paid 6 figures.
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After seeing it teased at the very beginning of the season premiere, Lisa Vanderpump's apparently real lie detector test is airing on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
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Radar Online claims that Sajudin passed a lie-detector test with the Enquirer, but that it dropped the story after it was unable to verify the claims.
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Among other provisions, the Secure Accountability for Emigres and Refugees (SAFER) Act, H.R. 230, would require all Syrian and Iraqi refugees to pass a lie detector test.
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His obsession with ways to detect lies led him to invent an early simple lie detector, but it also gave Wonder Woman her magic truth-enforcing lasso.
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A more nuanced ethical issue involves the potential use of neuroimaging as a sort of lie detector—to expose malingerers or increase payouts in injury-compensation suits.
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A potential serial groper passing a lie detector test that he paid for and that asked him if he believes he has ever been inappropriate with women?
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Radar Online wrote that Sajudin passed a lie-detector test with the Enquirer, but that the tabloid couldn't verify the claims and decided to drop the story.
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Her parole period finished in July, which included twice-yearly lie detector tests and sex offender therapy, but she will remain on the Oklahoma registry for life.
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Fox News blasted estranged host Andrea Tantaros in a legal filing Monday afternoon, just hours after she challenged network executives to submit themselves to a lie-detector test.
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So, if we are to believe this lie detector test (we'd bet the Housewives won't), and Lisa in innocent, then someone else had to have leaked the story.
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Earlier this month, Rihanna shared an Instagram video of a clip from Love & Hip Hop Atlanta, which shows Karlie Redd reading the results of a lie detector test.
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Last Thursday, Rihanna, 31, shared an Instagram video of a clip from Love & Hip Hop Atlanta, which shows Karlie Redd reading the results of a lie detector test.
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On Thursday, Rihanna, 31, shared an Instagram video of a clip from Love & Hip Hop Atlanta, which shows Karlie Redd reading the results of a lie detector test.
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So, naturally, Jimmy Fallon hooked the Marvel star up to a lie detector to force secrets out of him ahead of the release of Avengers: Endgame in April.
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Then, things got (pseudo) serious when Jenner pulled over to the curb to let a lie detector technician into the car for a fun session of truth-telling.
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She would be strong and smart, armed with bulletproof bracelets and an unbeatable lie detector—a Lasso of Truth that prevented anyone within its golden orbit from lying.
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TMZ broke the story ... someone involved in the case agreed to sit for a lie detector test, but only if Kevin anted up in the mid-6 figures.
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In a new video for Vanity Fair, "Weekend Update" hosts Colin Jost and Michael Che were put on the spot by giving the other a lie detector test.
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President Donald Trump is so concerned about leakers in the White House that he has repeatedly suggested using lie-detector tests to weed them out, Politico reported Tuesday.
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One audience member who watched the recording of The Jeremy Kyle Show featuring Dymond discussing infidelity, said he was distressed after the lie-detector test results were revealed.
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"I offered to take [a lie detector test] because I wanted to show them I had nothing to hide, that I wasn't lying," Deborah says in the clip.
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"I don't know when she took the polygraph," Graham later said, referring to a lie detector test Ford's lawyer says was administered to her by an FBI agent.
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Her attorneys said she thought her son would be taken away from her and given to a Christian family if she wasn't truthful during the lie-detector test.
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This isn't the first time neuroscience has claimed to offer a 21st century polygraph, although lie detector tests have not been proven to work on an individual basis.
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The Red Sparrow actress took a lie detector test courtesy of Vanity Fair, and answered questions about everything from her favorite Kardashian (it's not Kim) to her tipping habits.
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In 0003 the American Psychological Association said "the lie detector might be better called a fear detector," noting there was virtually no research validating its use in job screening.
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We're told she feels like that's all been put to rest since taking a lie detector test to prove she didn't sell out Dorit ... so now she's moving on.
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There's fine print, and as you might expect it's related to the unlimited data (any time you see a carrier offer "unlimited data," your lie detector should start beeping).
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By Kimmel's account, Manigault Newman arrived for the appearance but "stormed out" because she saw a setup for a lie detector test and thought she would be given one.
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The famous couple sat down for a lie detector test with Vanity Fair, where they quizzed each other about their marriage, each other's pet peeves and their professional lives.
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The House passed bipartisan legislation on Wednesday to waive lie detector test requirements for prospective Customs and Border Protection workers, part of an effort to help speed agency hiring.
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Coors brewery workers struck in 20053 over many issues, including the use of lie-detector tests to ferret out employees who were gay or whose politics were considered radical.
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Piven has denied all accusations, threatened to sue the website that first brought them to light, and claims he passed a lie-detector test, which he says exonerated him.
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Strapped to a lie detector in an interrogation room, he was asked by two officers if medical records showing that he had contracted H.I.V. meant that he was gay.
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Rand Paul of Kentucky told reporters Thursday that he thinks any White House employee with a security clearance should undergo a lie detector test to determine who wrote it.
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The device on my hand measured small changes in sweat, a subconscious response to stress called the galvanic skin response, which is also measured in a lie detector test.
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Okay, so we can't exactly swear to the scientific validity of the "lie detector test" Kit Harington was asked to take during his recent appearance on The Jonathan Ross Show.
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As we reported, Montia lawyered up almost immediately after Kevin's team contacted her, and her lawyer said she would sit for a lie detector test if Kevin paid her $420,000.
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As evidenced by the lie detector test I took and passed, I have never forced myself on anyone, nor have I ever exposed myself or restrained anyone against their will.
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Farmer took lie detector test in Mollie Tibbetts search Wayne Cheney acknowledges taking a polygraph test in Brooklyn, Iowa; Matt Finn reports on the search for the missing college student.
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However, a close reading of records of EyeDetect's use, obtained through public records requests, suggest that a reliable, useful, and equitable lie detector is still the stuff of science fiction.
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Then, as the parents willingly submitted to several lie-detector tests in an effort to guide the investigation, their accounts of events leading up to the disappearance began to diverge.
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For scientologists, this measurement is interpreted as a way to "see a thought," similar to a lie detector, although there is no scientific evidence to back up the Church's claims.
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NBC News reported on Tuesday that Daniels answered questions about her alleged dalliance with Trump during a lie detector test she took in 2011 as part of a magazine profile.
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In the end, West reportedly paid more than $250,000, but not without also requiring the cousin to take a lie detector test to prove that nothing was leaked to the public.
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Although a voice stress analyzer test is only one part of Metro Nashville's hiring process, there is some evidence that lie detector screening contributes more directly to lopsided hiring practices elsewhere.
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US President Donald Trump is so paranoid about leakers in the White House that he has repeatedly suggested that all staff members should undergo a lie-detector test, Politico reported Tuesday.
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Vitaminwater hasn't specified how it will verify that the contest winner successfully abstained from all things smartphone, but it does promise that at least one lie detector test will be involved.
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As the film explains, the psychologist William Moulton Marston (played by Luke Evans) had a hand in the invention of the lie detector test before going on to create Wonder Woman.
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Lie-detector and DNA tests were a staple of the show, and in many episodes Mr. Kyle would take positions on his guest's problems and openly — some said aggressively — criticize them.
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He denied most of the charges — except for the swearing, which was not an impeachable offense — and took a lie-detector test, but the council impeached and removed him in 2013.
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Keke Palmer knew she was being set up when a photo of former vice president Dick Cheney was placed in front of her during a lie detector test for Vanity Fair.
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Why don't you take a lie detector test so the American people can be sure that you, all over TV, ubiquitous, you might as well be on airport radar and sonograms.
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" Kardashian, 35, seemingly alluded to the lie detector test the following day when she posted a cryptic quote on her Instagram Story that read, "Liars are always ready to take oaths.
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White House counselor Kellyanne Conway said Friday the Justice Department might consider using lie detector tests to find out who has been leaking information to media from within the Trump administration.
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He passed a lie detector test, AMI paid him $30,000 for the exclusive rights to his account, and then the company, whose president is good friends with President Trump, buried it.
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" And he admits he feared that if he lied about his vote while he was hooked up to the CIA lie detector "the machine is probably going to go, you know, wacko.
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David Raskin, a nationally renowned polygraph expert who's given thousands of lie detector tests, many of them in high-profile cases, says MacDonald passed a polygraph he gave him in March 1986.
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In a sneak peek at Friday's episode of WEtv's Marriage Boot Camp: Family Edition, the Teen Mom OG star accuses Baier of being high and intentionally avoiding the lie detector test exercise.
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Lie detector use by private employers was banned in 1988 for those reasons, and in 1998 the US Supreme Court ruled that judges are not required to admit polygraph evidence in court.
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This is expected to include omission of the requirement for some CBP job applicants to pass a polygraph—or lie detector—test, which supporters of the new standards have called too rigid.
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As Vox's Joseph Stromberg noted in 2014, "lie-detector" tests actually measure anxiety in the test-taker, which may (or may not) be related to whether that person is telling the truth.
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The two parodied the famous lie-detector scene from the film, but with De Niro's Mueller questioning Stiller's Cohen about Trump, Russia and his $130,000 payment to adult-film star Stormy Daniels.
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In the Carpool Karaoke episode above, the host and the former One Directioner team up to tackle songs, pigeons-based phobias, and — right at the end — a surprisingly tense lie detector test.
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On Monday's special "Ask Us Anything" episode of Red Table Talk, Jada Pinkett Smith confirmed that Woods, 22, took a lie detector test during her appearance on the show earlier this year.
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Some White House staffers have even volunteered to take a polygraph, also called a lie-detector test, to prove their innocence after they were suspected of leaking, according to the former official.
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In a preview for the episode, which airs on Monday, Pinkett Smith, 48, receives a question from a fan, asking if Woods actually took a lie detector test after saying she would.
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The Marstons are working on developing the lie detector and employ Olive to assist them, but with every test of their invention comes a new level of intimacy between the three of them.
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Vanderpump, 58, was in the hot seat during Tuesday's episode, as she agreed to undergo a lie detector test in order to prove her innocence in the PuppyGate scandal that's dominated the season.
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"Converus calls EyeDetect a next-generation lie detector, but it's essentially just the same old polygraph," says Vera Wilde, a transparency activist and independent researcher who has been studying polygraphs for many years.
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WWE legend X-Pac -- real name Sean Waltman -- is so determined to prove he's not a meth dealer, he took a lie detector test and passed with flying colors ... but there's a catch.
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Sajudin also gave AMI the names of the alleged mistress and child and passed a lie-detector test during which he stated that Calamari had told him the rumor, The New Yorker reported.
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The former boyfriend reportedly told the committee that he dated Ford from 1992 to 1998 and that he witnessed Ford, a psychologist, once help a friend prepare to take a lie-detector test.
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Minor also administered lie-detector tests to former LAPD detective Mark Furhman over allegations that he tampered with evidence in the O.J. Simpson case and Woody Allen over allegations of child sexual abuse.
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Steve Dymond, 63, was found dead a week after filming an episode of the show in which he failed a lie-detector test he had taken to prove his fidelity to his girlfriend.
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Police reports that would have discredited the witnesses against Watkins, reports that identified another suspect who failed a lie detector test, never were disclosed to Watkins's defense, as required of police and prosecutors.
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Carlton says she asked her housekeeper to take a lie detector test to prove it and she agreed ... but then didn't show up for work the next day or the following 2 weeks.
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As we reported ... Montia denies any involvement in the extortion plot against Kevin ... even though we're told her first lawyer requested hundreds of thousands from his team to take a lie detector test.
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But that's not the whole sTori (sorry, we can't help it.) During Lifetime's special Tori Spelling: Celebrity Lie Detector in October, the actress confessed to kissing hunky Perry, now 49, on that milestone birthday.
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Do a lie detector test TOGETHER … Do an interview on #QueenRadio … ORRR we can both sit in a room together, hear a beat for the first time, and have ourselves FILMED WRITING TO IT!!!!!!
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One of R. Kelly's alleged victims is putting out a challenge to the singer if he is, in fact, telling the truth -- take a lie detector test ... and do it live on national television.
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These are questions a Utah startup hopes to ask Syrian and Iraqi refugees after hooking them up to EyeDetect, a new kind of lie detector that measures eye movements in order to detect deception.
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Marston, a lawyer and psychologist who also invented the lie detector test, championed progressive women's causes of his day, and Wonder Woman was a vehicle for getting those views out into the wider world.
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As Mr. Sheehan notes, Vann "turned himself into an amateur specialist on the polygraph," passed a lie-detector test, and beat the rap, but he went to Vietnam knowing his career was already lost.
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After those disclosures, a White House adviser raised the possibility of lie detector tests for the small number of people in the West Wing and elsewhere with access to transcripts of Trump's phone calls.
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The character issue She was forced to say whether Vice President Mike Pence would take a lie detector test to prove his loyalty -- a question that would be outlandish in any other White House.
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The show, which began in 2005, is well-known for its format which involves members of the public engaging in sometimes fiery arguments about their personal lives, often involving lie detector or DNA tests.
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But she passed a lie-detector test and many Republicans — including Mr. Trump at first — said Dr. Blasey appeared credible even though they ultimately stood by Justice Kavanaugh, citing the lack of corroborating evidence.
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Similarly, according to scholarly opinion, law-enforcement officials can't compel someone to take a lie-detector test, because that would be an invasion of privacy and a violation of the right to remain silent.
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The lie detector test already seemed forced since Lisa was no longer filming with the other women at this point, but it did make for a surprising moment and got John Sessa back on screen.
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"The truth of these statements in my defense have been validated by my taking and passing multiple lie detector tests in which I denied having forced sex or being abusive in my relationships," Simmons said.
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For its part, Sports Direct said Debenhams and its advisers had undertaken a "sustained program of falsehoods and denials" and called on board members Terry Duddy and David Adams to take a lie detector test.
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Do a lie detector test TOGETHER Do an interview on #QueenRadio 😅 *** ORRR we can both sit in a room together, hear a beat for the first time, and have ourselves FILMED WRITING TO IT!!!!!!
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Continuing his line of questioning, Jackson learned that Larson doesn't actually like his Kangol hats or think he has a "strong singing voice" according to the lie detector, despite her animated insistence to the contrary.
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Sources told Politico that after seeing or reading reports about the inner workings of his presidency, Trump would demand that leakers be found and had put forward the idea of lie-detector tests numerous times.
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Michael Avenatti told the Senate Judiciary Committee Monday that his client is prepared to take a lie detector test to prove she can corroborate the allegations of sexual misconduct against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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As part of its application process, Coors, for many years, attached candidates to a lie detector test and asked them a whole range of questions, including whether they had ever had a same-sex relationship.
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Behavioral economist Dan Ariely suggests on camera that people are more likely to believe their own embellishments – so much so they pass a lie detector test – if they think they are helping a needy cause.
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Each of these women got legal counsel before they went public with their stories, took measures to ensure their safety before or just after they did so, and Dr. Blasey took a lie-detector test.
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Yet the puppet's famously extending nose does not feature as a lie detector at any point in the original series, which ended in grim fashion with two villains hanging Pinocchio from a tree to die.
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Maury says he's offered his expertise to other rappers in the past, most recently a lie detector test to Cardi B and Offset who went through a rough patch shortly before she announced she's pregnant.
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Widely seen as the UK's answer to "The Jerry Springer Show," the Kyle show often featured feuding couples or friends accused of betrayal, with participants sometimes agreeing to lie detector tests in order to settle disputes.
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" During a new episode of Carpool Karaoke with James Corden, Jonas was tied to a lie detector test and asked, "Was there a point during your many weddings that you thought, 'I'm done with these weddings?
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Paul said Trump should investigate and use lie detector tests to identify the person, who also claimed in the op-ed that Cabinet officials have quietly discussed using the 25th Amendment to remove Trump from office.
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They said she participated in an interview that resulted in both video and print stories, called for Cosby to take a lie detector test, backed the other accusers and spoke about the repercussions he should face.
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To the Editor: During the Blasey-Kavanaugh hearing, toward the end of the questioning, the Republican prosecutor, Rachel Mitchell, asked Christine Blasey Ford twice if she had ever helped anyone prepare for a lie-detector test.
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LONDON — One of Britain's most popular daytime television programs was canceled on Wednesday, following the death of a guest who failed a lie-detector test trying to prove that he had been faithful to his girlfriend.
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As experts and union members confirmed to VICE News, DHS struggles to employ and retain Border Patrol agents, who have to pass an extremely difficult lie detector test and often must work in remote, harsh environments.
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It was around this time that his manager asked him if he wanted to obtain resident C.I.A. employment status and become a career intelligence officer, which required taking a lie-detector test used to screen employees.
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In the District of Columbia employees of the federal government, foreign governments and international organizations recognized by the president can be asked to take a lie detector test; the use by any other employer is forbidden.
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I'm not sure that if he took a lie detector test and was asked about some of his prominent lies (inauguration crowd size, Muslims celebrating on New Jersey roofs on 9/11, etc.) he would fail.
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In the last chapter — almost as an addendum — she found a mention of the comic's creator, William Moulton Marston, who, among other things, invented the lie detector test, and lived in a polyamorous relationship with two women.
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At long last, we will know whether or not Lisa Vanderpump leaked a story to Radar Online about Dorit Kemsley's dog adoption drama, if you choose to believe Lisa's claim that the lie detector proves her innocence.
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Authorities at first focused their attention on Keith Papini, but he passed a lie-detector test and his employer confirmed he was at work when she went missing, according to the sheriff's office, CNN affiliate KCRA reported.
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"The truth of these statements in my defense have been validated by my taking and passing multiple lie detector tests in which I denied having forced sex or being abusive in my relationships," Simmons told BuzzFeed News.
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"American Crime Story" has Simpson failing a lie-detector test shortly after the murders, a fact revealed in 2000 by defence lawyer F. Lee Bailey; and threatening suicide in Kardashian's home, as later disclosed by Kardashian himself.
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Sports Direct said over the weekend that Debenhams and its advisors had undertaken a "sustained programme of falsehoods and denials" and called on its board members Terry Duddy and David Adams to take a lie detector test.
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In 2014, detectives in Marblehead, Ohio, questioned her uncle, Richard Rose, but he refused to take a lie detector test, thus ending the investigation due to lack of evidence, according to a police report obtained by PEOPLE.
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"We will not commission a show in the future in this way, in this format, using lie detector tests," ITV Chief Executive Carolyn McCall said in evidence to the British parliament's Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee.
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Britain: One of the country's most popular daytime television programs, "The Jeremy Kyle Show," was canceled after the death of a guest who failed a lie-detector test trying to prove he'd been faithful to his wife.
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Prosecutors said that in the aftermath of the murders, Wint searched the internet on subjects such as how to beat a lie detector test, 10 hideout cities for fugitives and five countries with no US extradition treaty.
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Moore went on to: Moore also included a signed affidavit attesting that he took a lie-detector test after the election to prove he did not sexually assault the women who have come forward with allegations against him.
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During a new episode of Carpool Karaoke with James Corden, brothers Nick, Joe and Kevin Jonas were hooked up to a lie detector and put to the test as Corden fired a number of personal questions at them.
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John Brennan on Thursday recalled being asked a standard question for a top security clearance at his early CIA lie detector test: Have you ever worked with or for a group that was dedicated to overthrowing the US?
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However, since Vice President Mike Pence has offered to take a lie detector test to prove he was not the writer of the famous anonymous op-ed in the New York Times, this subject is now fair game.
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She denied that polygraph machines were being deployed to seek out the anonymous writer, even though Vice President Mike Pence declared on Sunday he was prepared to strap into a lie detector machine to prove his own innocence.
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On Tuesday, it was reported that a lie detector test conducted during an interview with Daniels by "Life and Style" Magazine in 2011 found her to be telling the truth when she discussed her sexual relationship with Trump.
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"I think it's not unprecedented for people with security clearances to be asked to, whether or not they were revealing things against the law under oath and also by lie detector," the Kentucky Republican said on Capitol Hill.
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The reality star shared a cryptic quote about "liars" to her Instagram Story on Tuesday, just hours after it was revealed that Woods had passed a lie detector test about her cheating scandal with Kardashian's ex Tristan Thompson.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's president ordered all state procurement personnel on Friday to undergo lie-detector tests as part of measures to tackle graft after dozens of officials and business people were detained for alleged theft of public funds.
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Hostile news stories about the case were saturated with salacious details about Sheppard's refusal to take a lie detector test and his relationship with another woman and leaked claims about incriminating witnesses, many of whom never actually testified.
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Rich Rodriguez is firing back at his ex-assistant accusing him of sexual harassment -- saying her claim he grabbed his wiener in front of her is such complete bullcrap, he took a lie detector test to prove it.
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In one of the best-known cases of Othello syndrome, a woman banned her partner from looking at pictures of women in magazines and even forced him to take a lie detector test every time he left the house.
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The company added that Ashley had taken his own lie detector test, after the companies clashed in a meeting, and said: "Mike Ashley's score, for example, was so significantly high as to be considered rare in comparison to others".
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Three Republican senators, hoping to speed the hiring of law enforcement agents on U.S. borders, on Friday introduced legislation waiving lie detector tests for job applicants who already serve in law enforcement or have done military service.
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The bill will also prevent abusers from cross-examining their victims in court, introduce new protection orders and establish a national domestic abuse commissioner, and it may force offenders to take mandatory lie-detector tests on release from prison.
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The build-up to the record mostly involved absurd promo videos, with irony god Liam Lynch first subjecting QOTSA to a lie detector test and later interviewing the band's previous albums—voiced by frontman Josh Homme—about their successor.
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With her lawyer revealing a photo of her passing a lie detector test of her claims years ago, adult film star Stormy Daniels is pressing her demand to be freed to tell her story of an affair with him.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) to take a lie detector test to prove he isn't leaking nonpublic information out of the House Intelligence Committee.
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In a genuinely shocking twist at the end of last week's episode of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Lisa Vanderpump was shown taking a lie detector test with none other than Vanderpump Dogs executive director John Sessa by her side.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When Cleve Backster — interrogation specialist for the CIA and a purveyor of the polygraph — hooked his lie detector machine to a dracaena plant in 1966, he made a curious discovery: plants could sense things.
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I wonder what would happen if you hooked Gary Bettman up to a lie detector and asked him how he honestly feels about having his two most marketable young stars in Laine and Connor McDavid stuck in Winnipeg and Edmonton.
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Kenyatta announced in June that the government would introduce lie detector tests for all heads of procurement and accounts in government ministries, departments and agencies, but that also was met with pessimism as many analysts questioned the reliability of the machines.
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Shortly after Cardi posted her Instagram videos, Minaj unleashed a string of tweets slamming the rapper once again, alluding to Cardi's alleged use of a ghostwriter on her songs and even challenging Cardi to take a joint lie detector test.
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One of the people who could be the extortionist behind the Kevin Hart sexually explicit video contacted his lawyer and offered to take a lie detector test ... but the comedian would have to write a huge check to make that happen.
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Speaking of the scandal that plagued season 9, Kyle also accuses Vanderpump, who did not show up for the reunion taping and quit the series shortly after, of faking the lie detector test that allegedly proved her innocence in the drama.
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The original creator of Wonder Woman is a man named William Moulton Marston, who was, among other things, credited with inventing the lie-detector machine (which brings to light why Diana uses a lasso that compels people to tell the truth).
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Julie Swetnick, the third woman to come forward publicly with sexual misconduct allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, is willing to take a lie detector test to prove her credibility, her attorney, Michael Avenatti, said in an interview Wednesday.
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I think if you have a security clearance in the White House, I think it would be acceptable to use a lie detector test and ask people whether they are talking to the media against the policy of the White House.
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In PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek at Thursday's episode of Double Shot at Love, Pauly and Vinny Guadagnino's dating show on MTV, Ronnie Ortiz-Magro and Jenni "JWoww" Farley stop by to put the remaining ladies to the test with a lie detector.
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Brennan says he reluctantly admitted – when he was being questioned while hooked up to a lie detector for his first CIA job – that he voted for the Communist candidate for president of the United States when he was a college student in 1976 .
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This knitting technique can also be used to create stretch, temperature, and humidity sensors and even begin analyzing sweatiness which can convey the stress level of the user (not unlike in a lie detector machine)—applications currently in development for consumer products.
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But the fact that EyeDetect is cheaper and faster than a polygraph might make Converus' new lie detector a tantalizing option for hiring offices across the country—a technology that could move into widespread use just as quietly as it leapt into existence.
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The company said that Ashley had taken his own lie detector test, after the two companies clashed about events in a meeting, and said: "Mike Ashley's score for example was so significantly high as to be considered rare in comparison to others".
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In PEOPLE's exclusive sneak peek at Friday evening's episode of Marriage Boot Camp: Family Edition, the two are in a room having a heated argument centered around taking a lie detector test that would allegedly prove Portwood's claim that Baier hit her.
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Would you be willing to undergo a lie detector test about your potential involvement, as alleged by constitutional law professor Alan Dershowitz, in protecting Boston crime boss Whitey Bulger and the jailing of four people whose convictions were later overturned amid prosecutorial abuse?
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Some time after that, he returned to Russia and was interviewed by the Federal Security Service (FSB), which is responsible for counter-terrorism, and had to undergo a lie detector test, according to the relative, who did not want to be identified.
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Butina, a 30-year-old native of Siberia, agreed to cooperate "fully, truthfully, completely and forthrightly" with any and all U.S. law enforcement agencies and could provide interviews, sworn statements and lie-detector tests and participate in under cover law enforcement stings.
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But the death of Steven Dymond, a 63-year-old who had taken a lie-detector test a week before his death in an episode that was never broadcast, has raised questions about broadcasters' responsibility toward people who appear on reality TV shows.
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In an interview with Vanity Fair during which she was hooked up to a lie detector, Palmer was asked who was a better vice president: True Jackson, VP (a character she played on a Nickelodeon show of the same name), or Dick Cheney.
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Rand Paul told reporters Thursday he believes anyone with a security clearance who works at the White House should undergo a lie detector test to figure out who wrote the incendiary and anonymous op-ed published Wednesday in The New York Times.
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In 2012, Patitucci, along with Data Garden co-founder, Alex Tyson and engineer, Sam Cusumano, put on an exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art called Quartet which used hacked lie detector electrodes stuck to four plants to translate their electrical impulses into MIDI data.
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FLORIDA AIRPORT SHOOTING SUSPECT SAID HE DID IT FOR ISIS, OFFICIALS REVEAL Salman failed four lie detector tests and was subjected to IQ and other psychological tests to determine her intelligence and state of mind before prosecutors filed federal charges against her, the source said.
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After finally establishing via a lie detector test that they all have feelings for one another, the trio shares a sweeping love scene backstage at the college's theater, with Olive dressed in Grecian warrior garb, a hint at the origins of Diana of Themyscira.
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The examiner's consideration of whether he's telling the truth on the lie detector test is part of the docuseries' focus on theories that O.J. either did not commit the double murder for which he was cleared, or that he did so and had help.
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As detailed in a VICE documentary earlier this year, Ussery harassed members of the Sutherland Springs community demanding to see birth and death certificates and asking them to undergo lie detector tests, in yet another instance of online conspiracy theories leading to real-world harassment.
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During the three-year period, the CBP's own data shows the agency administered lie detector tests -- sometimes multiple tests -- to 2,300 applicants even though they had already admitted to crimes or drug use that should have disqualified them from being hired, the IG report found.
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Ariely, the social scientist, takes a long beat in the middle of the film to explain an experiment he ran, which showed how subjects can fool a lie detector test if they are told that their lies will be rewarded with money given to charity.
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Paul last week called for the use of lie detector tests to find the identity of a senior administration official who criticized Trump harshly in an anonymous New York Times op-ed, giving support to senior White House aides who have discussed the possibility.
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Ultimately, of course, Pence will not take a lie detector test, but it is fair to offer the opinion that he probably agrees with most of what the Times op-ed suggested about Trump, but, for political reasons, he refuses to make this known.
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"People that are the loudest chanters of fake news and accusatory of us are the ones who, under a lie detector, would probably take our word over any word they've heard from the other side on whether something was poisonous or not," Todd said.
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Vice President Pence on Sunday said he would agree "in a heartbeat" to take a lie detector test to prove he wasn't the author of a New York Times op-ed claiming to be part of the "resistance" against President Trump within the administration.
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Cohen has long denied any relationship between Daniels and the President, but Tuesday's development was that Daniels' attorney provided CNN with an affidavit saying she passed a polygraph about the affair in 2011, along with a photo of her strapped into the lie detector apparatus.
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"I think if you have a security clearance in the White House I think it would be acceptable to use a lie detector test and ask people whether they are talking to the media against the policy of the White House," the Kentucky Republican said.
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On Monday's special "Ask Us Anything" episode of her Facebook Watch show Red Table Talk, Pinkett Smith, 48, confirms that Woods, 22, did indeed take a lie detector test during her appearance on the show earlier this year — and even airs footage of the moment.
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On an upcoming episode of Jada Pinkett Smith's Facebook Watch show Red Table Talk, viewers will watch Woods, 22, take a lie detector test in hopes of putting any and all speculation to rest following her cheating scandal with Tristan Thompson earlier this year.
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And since the competition happens up to 90 miles offshore where fishing is almost entirely unmonitored, any person who wins more than $50,000 may be, at the discretion of the directors, subject to a lie detector test to address any potential question of impropriety that may arise.
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"You have allegations out there that while they are very old -- I grant you that -- seem ... to go into fair amount of detail," she said, noting that Ford had already taken a lie-detector test knowing she would be subject to a great amount of scrutiny.
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Sports Direct International Plc has called for trading in Debenhams Plc shares to be suspended, for two board members to undergo lie detector tests and for industry regulators to investigate how the company is being run, increasing an acrimonious battle for control of the struggling department store chain.
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"One can also obviously assume that I would not have offered to submit Ms. Tantaros to a lie detector test unless I was sure she would pass, and that Mr. Shine and the rest of his crew are rejecting our challenge because they know that they would fail," Burstein said.
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Both are hated by the Klan, but while Flip has had the luxury of avoiding grappling with his Jewish identity until his otherness was explicitly brought up (a Klansman insists he take a lie detector test to prove he's not Jewish), Ron has never been able to pass — until now.
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The restauranteur, 553, sat down to take a lie detector test in hopes to show — once and for all — that she wasn't the one who had leaked information about costar Dorit Kemsley's adopted dog to the media, as Kemsley and their fellow Beverly Hills Housewives have accused her of doing.
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He'd been picked up by FBI agents as they tried to track down anyone who might possibly have been connected to the 9/11 hijackers — but he'd passed a lie detector test, and the FBI agents were satisfied Omar had just been in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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They're working on building a tiny lie-detector, the Truth App, so that they can create a world without BS. However, once they finish their prototype, one of his friends, Theo, is found dead — and companies, privatized police forces, and even the president are hell-bent on stealing their device.
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The Emmy-winning Apple TV show, a spinoff of The Late Late Show with James Corden's popular segment, showed what would make a dream girl group cruising around for 18 minutes, singing one of the pop star's first solo hits, dishing on their childhood and taking a lie detector test.
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But the death of Steven Dymond, a 63-year-old who had taken a lie-detector test a week before his death in an episode that was never broadcast, has raised questions about broadcasters' responsibility towards people who appear on reality TV. Lawmakers launched an inquiry into reality television in May.
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He also does not mention that the accusations arose amid intense animosity between Woody Allen and Mia Farrow during their very bitter (and public) breakup, that a team of investigators at Yale-New Haven Hospital found no evidence of sexual abuse or that Mr. Allen passed a lie-detector test.
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"She would send them to a private detective agency... make them take a lie detector test, a settlement would be struck, a non-disclosure agreement would be signed, and the girl promised never to speak about it..." Derogatis says he believes there are other settlements the public doesn't know about.
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" Another Judiciary Committee Republican, the quick-witted Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, said he would change his stance against acting on a nominee under one condition: "If Schumer could pass a lie detector that he would not do what we're doing if the shoe was on the other foot, I might change.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.), a Trump ally, suggested Thursday that the administration use lie-detector tests to determine the op-ed's author.
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Possibility number one: Perhaps his accuser really is making something up out of whole cloth although she does have some backup from her husband and therapist and has passed a lie detector test and also why in god's name would anyone want to subject themselves to what Christine Ford is now going through.
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During the time that then-Judge Kavanaugh testified in Congress, Right Wing News — and several Facebook pages that mirror it by posting the same content — pushed out numerous articles that questioned the veracity of a lie-detector test that Dr. Blasey had taken and why she had come forward with her accusations.
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On Tuesday&aposs episode of "Red Table Talk" on Facebook Watch, host Jada Pinkett Smith showed never-before-seen footage of Jordyn Woods taking a lie detector test to clear her name after reports spread that she had an affair with Tristan Thompson, Khloe Kardashian&aposs then-boyfriend and the father of her daughter True.
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The setup sounds like internet culture Mad Libs: Hustlers star Keke Palmer was taking a lie detector test as part of a Vanity Fair interview when she was asked if her character True Jackson from True Jackson, VP was a better vice president than Dick Cheney, and then was shown a photo of Cheney.
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Back in mid-April the makers of the plant-based instrument—which reads micro-voltages on the surface of leaves, not unlike a lie detector test, and translates them into MIDI data that can be read by a synthesizer—took some time during a trip to South America to attach their device to a cannabis plant.
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Jumping between the mid-1990s and the early 1960s, "Spoonbenders" traces the rise and fall of the Amazing Telemachus Family: Teddy and his wife, Maureen McKinnon (the World's Most Powerful Psychic), and their three kids — Irene, the Human Lie Detector; Frankie, who can move things with his mind; and the youngest, Buddy, who can see the future.
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Marston's story is often condensed to the fun fact that he also invented the lie detector test, but with Angela Robinson's new movie Professor Marston and the Wonder Women, people are learning that the truly interesting thing about Marston lies in his relationship with the two women who assisted him, inspired him, and loved him — and each other — along the way.
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Auditors analyzed 380 polygraph exams administered from 2013-2016 and found nearly one fifth of the applicants were given lie-detector tests even though they had already admitted to disqualifying activities, including "illegal drug use, drug smuggling, human trafficking, and ... having close personal relationships with people who commit such crimes," the inspector general's office said in a statement announcing the report.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's advisers have reportedly discussed using lie-detector tests to find out which member of the administration wrote the anonymous op-ed in The New York Times. Sen.
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Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE is considering giving lie detector tests to the entire staff of the National Security Council (NSC) in an effort to weed out leakers, Axios reported on Sunday.
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Read more:Watch Jordyn Woods take a lie detector test to prove she didn&apost have sex with Khloe Kardashian&aposs boyfriend Tristan ThompsonJada Pinkett Smith realized she needed to change when her daughter, Willow, told the actress she didn&apost know herJada Pinkett Smith said she &aposhad a threesome once,&apos and Willow&aposs reaction to her mom&aposs reveal is so relatable
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We're not sure how many iPhone users received the notifications, but it looks like Apple has tried plugging its show at least twice in recent weeks: once on December 7th for an episode where Kendall Jenner and Hailey Baldwin grill each other using a lie detector test, and once on December 14 for an episode featuring joint singalongs with comedian Jason Sudeikis and the Muppets.
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The attorney, who also represents adult-film star Stormy Daniels in her suits against President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE, said Swetnick had not taken a lie detector examination before going public with her claim.
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The death of Steven Dymond, a 63-year-old who had taken a lie detector test a week before his death in an episode that was never broadcast, has raised questions about broadcasters' responsibility toward people who appear on reality TV. "Given the gravity of recent events we have decided to end production of The Jeremy Kyle Show," ITV Chief Executive Carolyn McCall said on Wednesday.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.), a one-time presidential rival to Trump, suggested White House officials who hold a security clearance should undergo lie detector tests in an attempt to ferret out staffers speaking ill of the president.
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But if anyone's up to the task of condensing the whole American shebang into a single readable volume, friends and colleagues say, it's Professor Lepore, whose productivity and narrative superpowers invite comparisons to the subject of her 2014 book, "The Secret History of Wonder Woman" (a stranger-than-fiction comic book origin story that also touched on polyamory, the invention of the lie detector test and early birth control politics).
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Republican Roy MooreRoy Stewart MooreGOP Senate candidate 'pissed off' at Trump over health care for veterans Durbin says he has second thoughts about asking for Franken's resignation Alabama GOP senate candidate says 'homosexual activities' have ruined TV, country's moral core MORE says he completed a lie detector test after the Alabama Senate election concluded to prove the allegations of sexual misconduct are untrue as he seeks to challenge his loss to Democrat Doug Jones.
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Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa) is asking for Christine Blasey Ford, the first woman to accuse Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault, to turn over notes from her therapy sessions and recordings of the lie detector test she took.
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Read more:From a happy pregnancy announcement to a shallow grave: The full timeline of the Chris Watts murder caseThe body of a British scientist who disappeared while going for a run in Greece has been found — weeks after an American biologist was found dead on another Greek islandA California dad is pleading for help in finding his missing daughter, whose boyfriend reportedly rapped about killing a woman after her disappearanceThe husband of a woman who disappeared while hiking in the California desert a week ago insisted he is innocent after failing a lie detector test
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Read more:A California dad is pleading for help in finding his missing daughter, whose boyfriend reportedly rapped about killing a woman after her disappearanceThe husband of a woman who disappeared while hiking in the California desert a week ago insisted he is innocent after failing a lie detector test Greek police have found the body of an American scientist who went missing while attending a conference last week A 73-year-old hiker who was missing in the California mountains has been found alive after surviving for a week with no food
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.) joked that he would "bring a lie detector" if he faces President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on the debate stage.
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The Verge wrote that some users have been receiving the unwanted messages, which urge them to tune in to see Kendall Jenner, Hailey Baldwin, comedian Jason Sudeikis, and the Muppets, for weeks via the iOS TV app: We're not sure how many iPhone users received the notifications, but it looks like Apple has tried plugging its show at least twice in recent weeks: once on December 7th for an episode where Kendall Jenner and Hailey Baldwin grill each other using a lie detector test, and once on December 14 for an episode featuring joint singalongs with comedian Jason Sudeikis and the Muppets.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE's (R-Ky.) call for President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE to use lie detector tests on top aides to help identify who wrote the anonymous New York Times op-ed this week blasting the president.
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Read more:The body of a British scientist who disappeared while going for a run in Greece has been found — weeks after an American biologist was found dead on another Greek islandA California dad is pleading for help in finding his missing daughter, whose boyfriend reportedly rapped about killing a woman after her disappearanceThe husband of a woman who disappeared while hiking in the California desert a week ago insisted he is innocent after failing a lie detector test2 homeless men found the remains of a Native American woman in a freezer, nearly 9 months after she went missing
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Sen. Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.) said Thursday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE should use lie-detector tests to find out which senior administration official authored an anonymous op-ed in The New York Times this week blasting the president.
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Read more:Watch Billie Eilish belt out her hit songs and give James Corden a tour of her home on &aposCarpool Karaoke&aposJames Corden had the Jonas Brothers take a lie detector test on &aposCarpool Karaoke&apos — and they joked he was going to split the band up againCardi B can&apost drive, but James Corden let her behind the wheel on &aposCarpool Karaoke&apos anyway — and, yep, she crashesBarbra Streisand took the wheel on &aposCarpool Karaoke&apos — and scared James Corden when she said she isn&apost the most confident driverAdam Levine and James Corden were pulled over by police while jamming out for &aposCarpool Karaoke&apos
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